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This year marks the 11th year of the Hong Kong Museum Festival, themed ‘A Year of Museum Celebrations’ to honour the significant anniversaries of six LCSD museums. As one of the collaborative partners in this annual cultural event, Nina Park features “Plants” as its central theme, offering a series of educational and interactive programmes designed to reconnect the public with the harmony between nature and life.
On a crisp autumn Sunday afternoons, we warmly invite you to step into Nina Park, leave behind the bustle of the city, and embark on a green journey that blends natural aesthetics with environmental awareness.
The activities are designed to deepen understanding of ecology, encourage relaxation of both body and mind, and foster an interest in sustainable living. Whether you participate in workshops, guided tours, or simply immerse yourself in the park’s tranquil atmosphere, you will enjoy a leisurely and enriching experience.
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Event 1: “Breathe with Trees” Themed Guided Tour
Nina Park is dedicated to promoting biodiversity conservation, with around 30% of its area covered in greenery. It is home to more than 20 tree species, including rare specimens such as the Scaly Tree-Fern and Bottle Tree, creating a precious urban oasis. Through interactive guided tours, you will deeply explore the park’s plant ecology, learn about the unique characteristics of different trees, and appreciate the artistry behind the park’s designed landscape.
Date: 9,16,23,30 Nov
Time: 14:15 - 15:15; 15:45 - 16:45
No. of participants: 15 per session
Free of Charge; Register now by clicking here
Note: On November 23, the guided tour times are 15:45 - 16:45 and 17:00 - 18:00.
Event 2: Green Potted Plant DIY Workshop
By creating personalised flowerpots and planting greenery, participants can express their unique style while experiencing the beauty of nature. This hands-on workshop guides participants through every step - from molding to decoration—making every moment enjoyable. Afterwards, participants will plant a small specimen to bring your creation to life and brings a sense of green tranquility into your everyday life.
Date: 9 Nov 2025
Time: 14:00 - 15:00; 15:30 - 16:30
Venue: Activity Room, Wood Fossil Experience Centre, Nina Park
No. of participants: 15 per session
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Event 3: Litte Forest: Terrarium Workshop
Discover the art of building a self-sustaining green world in our terrarium workshop. Using elegant glass containers, participants will create sustainable mini-ecosystems by layering soil, stones, and plants. Under the guidance of an instructor, they will learn how to select and arrange plants, master basic care skills, and craft their own unique green worlds.
The workshop will foster focus and patience, while offering participants the therapeutic benefits of connecting with nature. Each completed terrarium serves as a decorative piece and a symbol of self-care and sustainable living.
This programme is ideal for students, families, and corporate teams alike. No prior experience is required—a fun and educational green experience awaits all.
Date: 16 Nov 2025
Time: 14:00 - 15:00; 15:30 - 16:30
Venue: Chef’s Table, PARKSIDE@NINA
No. of participants: 10 per session
Price: $50
Register now by clicking here
Event 4: Nina Park Thematic talk: Tree Tales and Urban Harmony
While strolling through the city, have you ever paused to admire trees around you? Trees not only bring greenery to the city but also carry rich natural and cultural stories. Nina Park is delighted to welcome Ms. Jessica Tsim, an expert from the International Society of Arboriculture Hong Kong Chapter, to lead a fun and inspiring journey into the world of trees!
The talk will introduce common tree species found in Hong Kong. Guided by real-life samples of leaves, bark, and fruits, you will experience the wonders of nature up close. Jessica will also share the stories of trees in Hong Kong, touching on history, culture, and ecology, offering a fresh perspective for appreciating the natural landscapes around us, encouraging reflection on the relationship between urban life and nature, and exploring the importance of tree conservation.
Date: 23 Nov 2025
Time: 15:00 - 16:00
Venue: Hexagon Cinema, Nina Park
No. of participants: 30 per session
Free of Charge; Register now by clicking here
Event 5: “Hearing the City” Voice Navigation Workshop – Eco Tour x Singing Bowling Healing
Each Singing Bowling workshop blends movement and stillness, inviting participants on a transformative journey guided by instructors from various fields. Beginning with a walking observation of the cityscape, the experience gradually shifts to inner resonance of sound, allowing thoughts to settle and creating space for renewal and reflection of a new life chapter.
The workshop begins with Mr. Antony Hui, a registered arborist and eco-tour guide, who will lead participants to slow down and mindfully wander among the trees in Nina Park, learning ways to appreciate plants and connect with nature. The second part is conducted by Mr. Ernest Tang, a senior yoga instructor certified by the Yoga Alliance (USA), certified singing bowl therapist, and a continuing education trainer. Through the vibrations of singing bowls, he will guide participants to observe their inner world, reflect on the present moment, and release stress through breath and sound.
Date: 30 Nov 2025
Time: 10:15 - 12:00
Venue: Nina Park and Hexagon Cinema, Nina Park
No. of participants: 20 per session
Free of Charge; Register now by clicking here
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